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Fine Scottish Produce Forms Stunning One-Off Annual Dinner Menu

A fine array of fresh Scottish produce will form NFU Scotland’s Annual Dinner, taking place at the Radisson Blu, Glasgow on Monday 6 February 2017.
 
The fantastic menu boasts produce from across the country, from haggis and clap shot for the starter, to Scotch Beef and shin for the main course, and apple tart, ice cream and toffee sauce for the dessert; accompanied by artisan cheeses, chutney and oatcakes to round off the delicious fare of prime Scottish food.
 
Diageo – a global leader in beverage alcohol with an impressive collection of brands across spirits, beer and wine – is the pre-dinner drinks reception sponsor for the event once again.
 
NFU Scotland Chief Executive Scott Walker commented: “Every day of the year our farmers are working hard to produce the high-quality food and drink that is available right on our doorsteps. This year’s annual dinner is once again a celebration of that passion and enthusiasm.
 
“I am particularly grateful to the companies throughout Scotland who have sponsored or supplied the produce for this year’s dinner. I know that our Scottish farmers take immense pride in what they grow and produce, testament to the thriving food and drink industry we have in this country.
 
“I am very much aware that consumers, here and abroad, recognise and value the provenance and quality of the food we produce here in Scotland, something that the Union will continue to champion.”
 
Notes to Editors
NFU Scotland’s Annual Dinner will take place on Monday 6 February 2017 at the Radisson Blu Hotel, Glasgow as part of the Union’s Conference and AGM.
 
The menu for the occasion is as follows: 
o Starter: Tian of Macsween haggis and clap shot, haggis bon bon and whisky jus
o Main course: Roast fillet of Caledonia Crown Scotch Beef and compression of shin, smoked creamed Rooster potato, honey roast carrot with buttered spinach and peppercorn jus
o Dessert: Apple tart with a walnut sultana and oat crumble, Drummuir Farm ice cream and toffee sauce
o Cheese: Selection of Scottish artisan cheese, chutney and oatcakes
 
Key suppliers for the menu include: Macsweens, Andrew Robertson, Benzies, Caledonia Crown from Highland Meats, Pillars of Hercules Organic Farm Shop, Drummuir Farm (Dumfries), Rory Stone Highland Fine Cheese and Aldi.
 
The pre-dinner drinks reception sponsor is Diageo:
- Scotland is one of Diageo’s largest spirit supply centres responsible for producing nearly 50 million cases of leading brands of Scotch whisky and white sprits annually.  It employs more than 4,000 people in Scotland, working in over 50 communities across the country.   It values its long-established relationship with the agricultural sector and grain merchants and recognises the importance of a healthy and sustainable future for the agricultural industry.
 
 

Author: Bob Carruth

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News Article No.: 16/17


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Bob Carruth

A dairy farmer’s son, I joined NFU Scotland in 1999 after 13 years as an agricultural journalist. Following spells as a regional manager and policy lead on milk, livestock and animal health and welfare, I became Communications Director in 2008.

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